Providing leading safety strategies for independent schools in the United States and Canada, including comprehensive reference checking, training on hiring the safest staff, promoting boundary policies and chaperone training programs to strengthen fieldtrip safety.

This podcast - Making the Case: Crimes Against Kids - https://www.ampiremedia.com - is hosted by Avery Mann, who has dedicated his career to the safety of children. He assisted in bringing hundreds of dangerous criminals to justice - many of whom were on the FBI's "Ten Most Wanted" list - during his 16 years with the crime-fighting FOX TV program "America's Most Wanted." Avery spent five years working along side federal law enforcement involved in special child protection operations while at the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. He also led the teams responsible for Internet and Real-World safety education. In this program, Avery talks to victims of some of the worst crimes against children and advocates who are trying to make the world safer from predators. Avery co-founded SOS Threesixty, Inc. - a company dedicated to helping organizations avoid hiring predators, train current employees about boundaries - and deal with crisis communication. https://sosthreesixty.com/home/

Oversee and coordinate all public relations and marketing for the program. Also serve as the personal publicist for the show's host, John Walsh, which includes booking media appearances on NBC's TODAY show, ABC's GOOD MORNING AMERICA, ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT, and other media outlets. Host an on-camera weekly "Behind The Scenes" segment, interviewing the show's host John Walsh as well as senior producers about how the program is produced and what content is coming up.

Led publicity for the nationally syndicated John Walsh talk show, promoting episodic content and created media campaigns to promote the show's content and stories.

Led media efforts for feature film and television shows, shooting on-location in Vancouver, Canada. Worked with programs such as Entertainment Tonight, Access Hollywood, and other major media outlets to promote film and television projects.